The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-20
~KERRVILLE, TENN.,
THE CEKTE3 o. A SUPERB AGRI'
CULTUNAL REGiOH
And wide Sw D. and Very Enter
prtHtDg EOwn-Im prOvemenIs
Farming Prospects.

IooRREsPOHDRNCB OF TIE APPEAL.l
KERRvILLE, Tam, june lS.-
Farmers are egain spsaAiLg oil The
want VI rain.
The lumber men seem TO dieregaId
heat, are constantly busy, and slap
ping plaDks oRether loading and To-
.osuing produces and uninterrupted
sound wnen the railroad car dJn'L
drown il out.
A lame OK now and then is to be
net straying ebout, having ben
tn ned out ait,r ma0y days OF hard
word ia LIE lumber business. Let
than rest.
Kerrvlle is wide awake on toe
nAtuial advantages poss> ssed in its
suIroundioe Of ( rule lands and t0e
tlmper. Bat wait, ia 8 the sturdy old
farmer, "we will get more for our tim
Der"
VS." says the doctor, "sun
day SCHOOLS are safety valves ct ali
tanstical tidal waves" This phe-
nomsna IL somewhat astounding, but
strict eesrchiDg Of the Scriptures al
ways aojusis mot'ers and causes sails
fSctlon 10 The human family bS the
great wi dom revealed. Search 1t Tor
understanding.
A tooth which must have been six
inches long Is at DR. Busby's on exhi-
bition. Il was I uud by Mr.. Fowler
several ysars ago, when he was quite
"A youth, in a Iully near this place.
Now four inches in length, 1t 10 like
pther te 9TH If animate, only II 10 more
ontyed AID has several grooves on
each side. 1t was a GRINDER" and
preseiv q tho u, usl Indications alwsyt
, seen Of auimal teeth so used. vi
! course IL va, tn tot a maS,od n, once,
! In prehistoric times, common in TIL
locality.
Kartyille pr ssnts q city lie ap
pearsnc, vito its business houses oil
: both sides Of the d. pot, and notw IN
. standing tie dull season is today (S4t
. urdsy) on a business boom. A yer.
nice depot ia here, which presents ta'
up, eusuce Of b~u5iness, in its eur
q Tuui dmRs.
Il TIE Rev. Mr.. Fulbright, an evaugs
lical minister, VA mere last week, 90
on acc unit Of rain did not meet wit
the succ es ~antici, a'eu. He pr ache
q at Mil ing on Oh he fourth Sunday
this month.
L.rfy June, which has been her
now about eighteen day 2, has cause
% most ot people 10 g t used to tbs hes
l. aud cit ougn the thermometer rang,
rs about 920, people dout stop rusbln
10 sround.
l. Lumbsr in the greatest qDantiti'
Is shipped ir m here daily. Tte'
le are s'aeSs ( it standing at the mill {
IL the fuest qlali y Slaves are Grippe
IN fiom this point all owe crta'iol
OF The clover harvest ia tn hand vii
IT.. the f5ruets, and it would sstonis
ID those W q do MT raise 1t t. see II
Nv vast amount of lay stored ava
ur Yestt rday, while examining a ht
n, colt of ths Md nald horse and a Ii
at iAck, which have both be- tusy tt
90 pref Q lS season, on the farm Of NJ
% Willis near this place, the new
a. MOVE hsy tore away, with it's awe
Q aroma, was very ugg stive OF what
NJ farmer Gould d. in TINS court y In
Is, very short tice. o her stock, cousit
~ ing of fne breeds Of cows and log
p was shown.
ug Tee interest always manifested
q, the "fai" here |. a great incentive
in etock a'sing, aud s ock raising beVe
ed 40 ipt,re in raising eAtablee, witho
b which none bu q 7 gular cot on cou
OF try can prosper. Go further Sou
dy for cotton. H.